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Why enlargement is now a strategic priority for the EU
After years of stalled progress, EU enlargement is back on the agenda again in Brussels. Vera Spyrakou argues the success...
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Will reforms to the Better Regulation policy damage the EU’s legitimacy?
The European Commission is currently in the process of reforming the EU’s Better Regulation policy. Adriana Bunea and Idunn Nørbech...
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The EU’s Court of Justice is not just pro-integration – it is politically divided – LSE European Politics
The Court of Justice of the European Union is often described as a neutral engine of European integration. Yet as...
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A protectionist steel bloc could once again forge European integration
The European Commission has proposed a package of measures to protect Europe’s steel industry from the impact of high costs,...
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China sees the G7 as largely irrelevant – and an invitation to join will not change that – LSE European Politics
Should China be invited to this year’s G7 summit in France? Kenddrick Chan and Chris Alden write that treating the...
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EU governance reforms must start in the capitals
The EU must step up to meet the challenges confronting Europe. As Sara Hagemann explains, this requires political will and...
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History holds the key to understanding the crises facing our oceans
The world’s oceans are facing multiple environmental crises. Ronald C. Po argues history can play a critical role in helping...
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How Petr Pavel and 100,000 protesters held illiberalism at bay
Large protests have taken place in Prague to oppose the appointment of Filip Turek as minister of the environment. Jan...
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The anatomy of a transatlantic divide – LSE European Politics
This week’s Munich Security Conference will once again put the transatlantic relationship under the spotlight. Teona Giuashvili argues that as...
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Grey power is preventing the investment an ageing Europe needs
Europe is suffering from an ageing paradox, writes Tim Vlandas. Grey power is tilting government priorities toward preservation over progress,...
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